Seems like Straw to Me: On Gary Gutting’s Talking God
Ed Simon reviews Talking God: Philosophers on Belief by Gary Gutting Continue Reading →
Tag: religious studies
Radix Redux: Characterizing American Religious Radicalism
Geoffrey Pollick reviews American Prophets: Seven Religious Radicals and Their Struggle for Social and Political Justice by Albert J. Raboteau Continue Reading →
(Excerpt) Grace Period: A Memoir in Pieces
An excerpt from Grace Period: A Memoir in Pieces by Kelly J. Baker. With an introduction by the author. Continue Reading →
Is God Dead Yet?
Jake Smith asks “What are we really mourning when we say that ‘God is Dead’?” Continue Reading →
Love in the Time of Scholarship
Anand Venkatkrishnans‘s Field Note on the hidden heart of scholarship.
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Uncovering Religion: One Train May Hide Another
Angela Zito argues that in order to do a good job of covering religion we need to work on uncovering it. Continue Reading →
Therapy Across the Line: Goddess ‘Manifestation’ in an Indo-Caribbean Hindu Temple in Brooklyn
James Reich and Drew Thomases follow a manifestation of the mother goddess into new ways of thinking about the anthropology of religion. Continue Reading →
Including Religion in the Standing Rock Syllabus
The second of two articles by Sarah Dees about the Standing Rock water protectors: Why and how religion belongs in the conversation. Continue Reading →
Resisting the “Inevitable” Narrative: Standing Rock’s Anti-Colonial Eventualities
The first of two articles by Sarah Dees about the Standing Rock water protectors: How history does and doesn’t help us understand the present moment. Continue Reading →
In the News: What Happened & What Now?
A round-up of recent religion news.
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